March 25, 200818 yr I showed up at American Eagle's Headquarters in my suit and tie. The receptionist there had on shorts, tank top and flip flops.
March 25, 200818 yr I'll be wearing a Toga on Friday as part of our Greek Olympics Unit, I guess I am going to have to dry clean my old college toga to get the beer stains out!
March 25, 200818 yr I'll be wearing a Toga on Friday as part of our Greek Olympics Unit, I guess I am going to have to dry clean my old college toga to get the beer stains out! Isn't that just a sheet???
March 25, 200818 yr Mon-Thurs.: dress pants, shirt and tie Friday: same as above minus the tie Saturday: jeans and a hoodie
March 25, 200818 yr Isn't that just a sheet??? I have a "top notch" toga, made of golden material, my students are making theirs out of twin bed sheets!
March 25, 200818 yr Tight orange shorts, panty hose and a white tank top.Rule #6. No putting incorrect or false information on the site.
March 25, 200818 yr Mostly business casual (we play alot of golf so polo's are the shirt of choice). Jeans are acceptable on Friday's. When the big guns from the manufacturers we represent come in town it's suit and tie.
March 25, 200818 yr Business Casual mostly but there are enough fundraisors going on with United Way, Fine ARts Fund, etc where we can donate and get Jeans days. Nice jeans, collared shirt and dress shoes obviously. I dont see the public (thank god) but sell over the phone so its pretty nice and laid back. Unlike another bank where they are required to wear suit and tie and their pins 80% of the time. (improper fraction)
March 25, 200818 yr I'm not much of a dress-up guy, and my work's not real picky about it. Khakis and a polo-type shirt are the norm for me, but it's usually with tennis shoes, and I'll occasionally slip on a T-shirt instead of the polo. But on days when I don't go in until well after lunch, it's jeans and T-shirts. It's jeans day at the office on Fridays as well, so I can usually get by with the bare minimum of dress-up, and that "suits" me just fine. And I feel so sorry for you jokers who have to dress up like stiffs all day long in uncomfortable, stuffy clothing. I just couldn't do it. I maybe lasted 45 minutes into my brother's wedding reception before I had to change out of that awful tux.
March 25, 200818 yr Pretty much always been business casual at the jobs I have had, along with a "jeans" day like many have mentioned on here. I always found it funny when we had team meetings and people had to be told how to dress properly for work and what was/wasn't allowed. You would think common sense would take care of it, but apparently not many possess that talent. :lol: I don't know what I would do if I had to wear a tie everyday, let alone a full blown suit. Goodness. I guess you get used to it and it becomes no big deal. I just love jeans and casual stuff too much nowadays.
March 25, 200818 yr Business Casual mostly but there are enough fundraisors going on with United Way, Fine ARts Fund, etc where we can donate and get Jeans days. Nice jeans, collared shirt and dress shoes obviously. I dont see the public (thank god) but sell over the phone so its pretty nice and laid back. Unlike another bank where they are required to wear suit and tie and their pins 80% of the time. (improper fraction) We are business casual. Every other week we get to wear jeans on Friday and donate for "Casual for a Cause". I am in charge of the collections and we usually raise about $1500 a year for a variety of charities.
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